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alexseanchai) wrote2020-12-25 02:59 pm
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partly a note to self
so, totally unrelated to anything, does anyone know of resources comprehensible by non-geologists (ideally freely available on the internet—academia.edu counts, as does JSTOR till the end of the calendar year—or at either of the nearby library systems I have cards for) on the sort of geology where amethysts are found?
(I am trying to look for my own worldbuilding resources on JSTOR but there are many and also I am less than thrilled with a search feature that finds me something on reproductive justice because the article has a hyphen and a line break in the word "undermining")
(I am trying to look for my own worldbuilding resources on JSTOR but there are many and also I am less than thrilled with a search feature that finds me something on reproductive justice because the article has a hyphen and a line break in the word "undermining")
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https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s00126-002-0310-7
The amethysts from Rio Grande do Sul are very typical.
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